Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 2nd of September.
Good morning, Butte.
This week at The Covellite located at 215 W.
Broadway in Uptown Butte, residents can enjoy an open mic Tuesday, a free movie Wednesday at 8 p.m., Jesse, The Ocelot performing Friday with tickets at $15 in advance, and a free six-band Rock The Pit Saturday starting at 6 p.m.
NOAA forecasts a warmer, drier winter statewide while the Old Farmer's Almanac predicts western areas will experience increased precipitation and snow.
Winter sports enthusiasts may find the differing outlooks significant as the season unfolds.
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is inviting public input on its updated 2027-2030 fisheries management plan that covers 40 drainage basins and 91 fish species.
Comments must be emailed by Sept. 14 (input is welcomed from water users).
Beautiful Minds Recovery of Montana organized a purple kite event at Copper Mountain Park on Aug.
31 for International Overdose Awareness Day. Dozens flew 50 kites in memory of loved ones, and organizers said the event helped strengthen community ties and build a recovery network in Butte.
The Montana Pro Football Hall of Fame announced that five former Montana Grizzlies have been selected as 2027 inductees.
The induction ceremony will be held June 26 at Fairmont Hot Springs Resort.
The Butte Bulldogs kick off fall sports season today with varsity golf in Helena and junior play in Dillon — later, a home flag football game at Naranche Stadium precedes Friday's football opener against Billings Skyview.
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